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It took one hit in one at bat for Andrew McCutchen to shake up the MLB All-Star game. The Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder, who was not originally slated to start in the midsummer classic, connected on the first pitch of his sixth inning at bat for a solo home run.
The hit made it a 3-2 game, cutting the AL lead to just one run in the final stretch of the game. Check out the moment here:
McCutchen hit the shot, which crested the right field wall, off Chris Archer, on the mound in his second inning of relief.